The assembly line that used to manufacture the Tesla Model S and Model X has been decommissioned.
Tesla shared a short video of the process, saying that the process took just 46 days.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that the Fremont factory will eventually churn out 1 million robots annually.
The assembly line that built the world’s first truly modern electric car has been decommissioned after 14 years. Tesla started mass production of the Model S at the former General Motors and Toyota factory in Fremont, California, in 2012, with the Model X SUV joining the lineup in 2015.
That chapter is now officially over, as the part of the factory that used to assemble the two flagship EVs has been stripped out to make room for humanoid robots. Tesla shared a short video showing the decommissioning process of the original Model S and Model X assembly line, saying that the whole process took just 46 days.
